The Village at Olathe, found in Johnson County, Kansas, is a large senior living community connected with Willow Ridge Senior Living, and it offers a range of care types like independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, skilled nursing, and home care. The facility has about 60 units with a choice of one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts, all designed with seniors in mind, and when looking inside you see private rooms, semi-private rooms, furnished apartments, and even pet-friendly independent living. The entrance fee starts at $3,500, and there's an income-based qualification, but most prices aren't listed publicly-though the average reported cost is around $174.
This community stands out for its many amenities, like a full-service salon, massage services, beauty and barber shops, Wi-Fi, guest parking, handicap access, daily transportation for appointments, and a fitness center. The Village keeps things easy for residents by providing meals made by their in-house chefs with healthy options and menus that work for dietary needs, with formal restaurant-style dining plus pubs and bistros, and there's always snacks available 24/7. There are also weekly housekeeping, linen service, and home maintenance, so people living there don't have to fuss with chores.
Family members get support, too, with free help from senior living consultants and advisors who can guide people through choosing the right care situation, and the team has a focus on clear, honest conversations. Safety's taken seriously with high-tech alert systems, Wanderguard for memory care, and licensed nurses always on site, round-the-clock, watching over residents, helping with medication, and supporting those who might need help with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, and eating.
Residents get a busy calendar full of social, cultural, and recreational activities, along with outings, fitness events, and spaces like game rooms, craft rooms, a library, and nicely landscaped outdoor areas for relaxing or walking with pets. Special programs help those with memory loss, and the whole place is built to meet the different needs seniors have-some can live on their own, some want more care, and some need specialized help with dementia. People have said in reviews that the staff is kind and keeps a friendly, welcoming mood. Over 56 reviews have landed the facility a 4.5-star rating, with many noting the attentive staff, good food, and variety of activities.
The Village at Olathe brings together practical support, comfortable rooms, a wide choice of care and activities, and a strong focus on health and safety, and its experienced staff works alongside families to make decisions a little easier.
